Group 2 - PST

What theory did we present?

• Person Centered Therapy

• Existential Therapy

• Freud’s Psychoanalysis Therapy

• Behaviour Therapy

What is NOT a necessary condition for person centered therapy?

• Congruence

• Empathetic Understanding

• Sympathy and Care

• Unconditional Positive Regard

What are the goals of therapy?

• Alter the client’s thinking patterns to be more positive

• Encourage client to have self awareness, esteem, and acceptance.

• Diagnose the client’s problem and treat it.

• Encourage the client to change unhealthy habits and patterns

Who leads the session in person centered therapy?

• Client

• Client’s support system (friends, family)

• Therapist

• Therapist’s supervisor

Which of the following could HARM the effectiveness of self centered therapy?

• Therapist give solutions that they believe is suitable for the client

• Therapist allows the client to talk more and lead the session

• Therapist remains neutral during session

• Therapist is culturally aware and sensitive

Self-actualization aims to maximise your potentials to the fullest to reach your full potential.

• True

• False

Person-centered therapy aims to create a safe space for clients to work through their experiences.

• True

• False

A therapist SHOULDN'T encourage:

• Non-judgemental attitudes

• Cultural sensitivity

• Self-criticism

• Empathy

Who founded person-centered therapy?

• Ivan Pavlov

• Carl Jung

• Alfred Adler

• Sigmund Freud

What are some symptoms found in person-centered therapy clients?

• Hopelessness

• Helplessness

• Lack of meaning in life

• All of the above